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Indoor waterfalls · water walls · design & build

Water,composed forthe room.

A sheet of light that hushes a waiting room. A curtain of rain that writes your name at the mall doors. WetDeco designs and builds InnerFalls and WaterWalls shaped to the room they live in.

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Live: Rain Script, a 128-valve curtain, writing “WetDeco” in falling water. Move through it — the valves part around you.
01 — The Studio

One design.
Any room.

Pick a piece, then set the stage. Change the light, the way the water moves and what drifts inside it — every combination here is something we can build.

Modern ResidenceLiving room · evening

Rendered live in 3D, room included. Move through the water and it parts around you; press Listen to hear the flow.

Set the stage

Board-formed concrete, oak and a wall of glass. The water is the room’s quiet centre of gravity — sized to the sofa, tuned below conversation.

Time of day · EveningNightDay
Shown at2.6 m tall × 1.1 m wide
MaterialsHoned basalt · bronze header · stone basin
Sound≈38 dB at 2 m — library-quiet
In the waterClear water
02 — The Collection

Six forms to
begin from.

Every WetDeco piece is custom. These are the forms we return to — each one can be scaled, re-skinned and re-lit until it belongs to your room.

01 · WaterWall
Monolith

A single slab of honed basalt under a laminar sheet so even it reads as polished glass — until you hear it.

Honed basalt · bronze header · stone basin
Shown with laminar sheet, amber light
02 · WaterWall
Veil

Low-iron glass held in a slim bronze frame. Water braids down the face while the room stays visible straight through it.

Low-iron glass · bronze frame · slot plinth
Shown with ribbons, moonlight light, colour oils
03 · InnerFall
Rain Script

A ceiling-to-floor rain curtain on 128 independently timed valves. It falls as rain, or draws patterns — and names — in mid-air.

Stainless emitter · flush floor grate · 128 valves
Shown with pulse, moonlight light
04 · InnerFall
Terrace

Three travertine ledges, each spilling into the next. A slow, layered cascade with a different voice at every step.

Travertine ledges · slate backplate · plunge pool
Shown with laminar sheet, amber light, mist
05 · InnerFall
Strata

Split-slate courses stacked like a cliff face. Water finds its own way out between the layers.

Split slate · concealed manifold · stone pool
Shown with ribbons, aurora light, mica shimmer
06 · InnerFall
Halo

A suspended steel ring that drops a circle of water into a round pool. Walk around it — or stand inside it.

Brushed steel ring · round pool · 160 nozzles
Shown with rain, ultraviolet light, phosphor glow

Rendered in place.

Concept renders of these forms in finished rooms: the same kind of study we make for your space before anything is built.

A ceiling-hung rain curtain writing WetDeco in falling drops across a dark marble hotel lobby
Proof 01 · Concept renderRain Script writing WetDeco in a hotel lobby
A tall curtain of rain falling in front of a dark stone column in a living room with lake views
Proof 02 · Concept renderRain Script as plain rain in a lakeside living room
A Monolith: a laminar sheet over a basalt slab with a bronze header, standing in a stone basin
Proof 03 · Concept renderMonolith: basalt, a bronze header and a stone basin
Braided ribbons of water running down a tall glass panel in a slim bronze frame, in a dark lobby
Proof 04 · Concept renderVeil: braided ribbons in low-iron glass and bronze
Water finding its way between stacked courses of split slate, lit in shifting green and violet
Proof 05 · Concept renderStrata: water between courses of split slate, aurora-lit
A sheet of water falling over a rough split-stone wall with mist at its base, in a warm living room
Proof 06 · Concept renderA laminar sheet over split stone, with mist
03 — Flow & effects library

How it moves. How it glows. What drifts inside.

Flow

How the water leaves the header.

Laminar sheetLive in the Studio

One continuous film, glass-smooth from header to basin. The quietest way to move a lot of water.

Ribbons

Separate streams that braid and twist as they fall. Lively, sculptural, almost no splash.

Rain

Free-falling droplets from a perforated header. Airy, bright and unmistakably alive.

Pulse

Computer-timed valves release rows of droplets that draw waves, chevrons and words in mid-air.

Bead chain

Slow beads of water tracking down fine wires. Near-silent — made for rooms that need calm.

Light

Fixtures hidden in the header and basin.

Moonlight

6500 K. Crisp and gallery-cool — the water reads like glass.

AmberLive in the Studio

2700 K. Candle-warm; flatters stone, wood and brass.

Aurora

A slow programmed drift through teal, violet and rose.

Ultraviolet

Blacklight wash. Pair it with phosphor glow and the water lights itself.

Daylight

No fixture at all — the room’s own light does the work.

Into the water

Sealed-loop additives — combine freely.

Mica shimmer

Food-safe reflective mica that glints as it passes through the light.

Colour oils

Immiscible coloured oils in a sealed loop slide down as slow iridescent bands.

Aeration

Micro-bubbles turn the flow milky, bright and soft-sounding.

Phosphor glow

UV-reactive pigment — the water itself becomes the light source.

Mist

Ultrasonic fog rolls off the basin and drifts along the floor.

04 — Residential & commercial

Built for how the room is lived in.

A laminar water wall set into a board-formed concrete wall in a modern living room at dusk
Proof 07 · Concept renderA laminar water wall in a concrete living room

At home

Living rooms, entries, stair voids, primary suites, wine rooms and pool houses. A home piece should feel like it was always part of the architecture.

Tuned below conversation — most home pieces run under 40 dB.Sealed and humidity-balanced, so the room sets the climate, not the water.Sized to the furniture, lit for the evening, serviced quietly.
A wide water wall behind the seating of a calm, daylit clinic waiting room
Proof 08 · Concept renderA wide water wall in a daylit clinic waiting room

In public

Clinic waiting rooms, hotel lobbies, mall entrances, headquarters, restaurants and bars. A commercial piece works a full shift and still has to stop people mid-step.

Engineered for long duty cycles and public hands.Filtered, UV-C sterilised water and wipe-clean surfaces for healthcare and hospitality.Programmable flow, colour and droplet-writing for launches, seasons and brand moments.
05 — Process

From first sketch to first light.

01

Listen to the room

We visit, measure and listen — to the light, the acoustics, the structure and the people who will stand in front of it.

02

Render it in place

Two or three directions rendered into your actual space, with flow, light and sound studies you can compare.

03

Engineer the water

Structure, waterproofing, pumps, filtration and humidity — drawn, specified and signed off before anything is cut.

04

Build & first light

Fabricated in our shop, installed by our own crew, and commissioned on site until it sounds right.

05

Care for it

Water treatment, seasonal service and remote monitoring for the life of the piece.

06 — About WetDeco

A studio for water, indoors.

WetDeco draws, engineers, builds and installs InnerFalls and WaterWalls — and looks after them once the water runs. Every piece starts from the room: its light, its acoustics, the people who pass through it. Only then do we decide what the water should do there.

Room first.

Genre, scale and materials come from the space — never from a catalogue.

Sound is a material.

We tune every flow to a target loudness for the room it lives in.

Built to be lived with.

Serviceable from the front, monitored remotely, cared for by the people who built it.

A Monolith water wall, basalt under a laminar sheet with a bronze header, in a quiet grey room
Proof 09 · Concept renderA Monolith in a quiet grey room
07 — Design consultation

Bring us
the room.

Tell us where the water is going. We’ll come back with a concept rendered into your space — flow, light and sound included.

Starting from your Studio setup
Monolith · Modern Residence · Amber · Laminar sheet · Evening